Run with the horses. Take to the street. Pedal to the metal. Start a revolution. But never forget your past in these documentary selections.
[Please note that this collection of shorts is geoblocked to North America.]
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Forward Momentum: Documentary Shorts [VOD]
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On-DemandAvailable Dates
July 25 — August 05 2023
Geoblocking
Online viewing for this screening is limited to North America only
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Included Short Films
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She Marches in Chinatown
Della Chen | USA, China, Spain, Philippines | 33 mins
The Seattle Chinese Community Girls Drill team is the only one of its kind and is celebrating 70 years of Asian American Women empowerment.
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White Grass
Justin Kim WooSŏk | Mongolia | 16 mins
In Mongolia, Munkhjargal dreams of following in her father's footsteps as a horse trainer. Unfortunately, her entire way of life is threatened by the increasingly common phenomenon of extreme and unrelenting cold known as dzuds.
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Until We Meet Again (A Hui Hou)
Kainoa Presbitero | USA | 8 mins
UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN follows Joyce Kobayakawa as she recalls the life and death of her true love, Stanley, who died 50 years ago. Her health is deteriorating, but she can’t part ways with the home that she built together with Stanley.
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Riding Han (Riding 한)
Pak (박) Eugene | USA, South Korea | 24 mins
Three Korean Americans bike across the U.S. while exploring their identities. Han (한) is an inherent and complex part of being Korean and manifests itself through adversity with emotion, expression, and creation.
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Blood of Iran (خون ایران)
Alicia Afshar | USA, Iran | 17.12 mins
BLOOD OF IRAN is a poetic yet political film that uplifts the women behind the Iranian Revolution and gives hope for a future free from oppression.
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